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The guys over at EatClub are giving us the most epic of presents and honestly, it’s literally everything we’ve been craving. Off the back of a successful February campaign, these foodies have teamed up with a whole heap of restaurants across Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide, for an epic giveaway across two days July 29 – 30. It’s called the FreeBs campaign because, well, the items you can redeem all start with a B. Clever, no? During this time, new customers can redeem a free item from the thousands available via their app, including burgers, burritos, banh mi and a tonne of food that starts with B. It will be ready, set, eat, but there are only a limited number of FreeBs deals available each day, so you’ll have to be quick if you’re keen! ....
We all know it is people that make Glasgow but the city also packs in a long list of attractions which should not be missed by tourists. Our readers shared their favourite sights to admire, whether you’re a resident of Glasgow or planning a visit to one of Scotland’s most popular and exciting cities. Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in the West End of the city is one of Glasgow’s top tourist attractions. Admission is free and the refurbished building displays a wide collection of traditional and modern art, including works by Van Gough, a MacKintosh exhibition as well as natural history collections. ....
Mark O Neill, former head of Glasgow Museums, led the Kelvingrove refurbishment project Mr O’Neill, who led the hugely successful Kelvingrove refurbishment programme which saw it reopen its doors in 2006 after a three year closure, said: “The question is are you choosing between museums or medical operations and improving schools. “Would it be reasonable to say, could we do without all these museums? The question then is, when you have educated the children and carried out operations, what kind of a place do people want to live in? If it is an emergency, you have to spend on saving lives, but if thinking long term you have to look at society as a whole. ....